to 332 b.c

Examines the lives and culture of the people of ancient Egypt, discussing the Egyptian landscape, clothing, society, homes, work, food and drink, games, inventions, travel, beliefs, and other topics; and includes instructions for a variety of related craft projects.

Covering one of the most famous and studied civilizations in history, this enthralling volume will make accessible to young readers the grim secrets of this former empire, including embalming the dead, ruthless pharaohs, and the building of the pyramids.

"Which innovative ideas and inventions began with the ancient Egyptians? Find out how the ancient Egyptians built their temples and pyramids, irrigated and farmed their land, and took care of their people during life and after death. Discover how their . . . developments in farming, papermaking, timekeeping, and medicine still influence the way we live today"--Provided by publisher.

Text and illustrations introduce readers to ancient Egypt.

Explores everyday life in ancient Egypt, discussing family, children, clothing, food, drink, temples, and other related topics.

State-of-the-art archaeological equipment and computer technology propel an exploration of ancient Egypt. Features the first filmed visits to such sites as the tomb of Ramses II, the Abydos Boat Graves, and the skeletons at Mendes.

An illustrated guide to ancient Egypt, providing information on Egyptian society, daily life, games and leisure, building and technology, and religion, and including diagrams, charts, maps, and a glossary.

An introduction to ancient Egypt features photos, timelines, and graphics that share insights into pharaohs, mummies, and pyramids while inviting readers to decode hieroglyphics and consider the actual cause of King Tut's death.

Describes the dangererous and unhealthy living conditions in ancient Egypt and discusses the pharoahs, slaves, gods and godesses and more.